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- The 1991 Philadelphia Eagles season was the franchise's 59th season in the National Football League. Despite having a 10–6 record and finishing with the top-ranked defense in the NFL, the Eagles failed to make the playoffs. During Week 1, quarterback Randall Cunningham was lost for the season with a knee injury. Statistics site Football Outsiders ranks the 1991 Eagles as the greatest defensive team in their ranking's history. Says Football Outsiders: The 1991 Eagles completely lap the field in terms of defensive DVOA. Only the 2002 Bucs had a better pass defense, and only the 2000 Ravens had a better run defense, and the Eagles were much more balanced than either of those teams. It's crazy to imagine how few points the Eagles might have given up if they were playing with a halfway-decent offense instead of losing Randall Cunningham to a torn ACL in the first game of the season. The Eagles were stuck depending on an over-the-hill Jim McMahon for 11 starts, plus Jeff Kemp for two and Brad Goebel for two. McMahon actually wasn't half bad ... but the other two quarterbacks were awful, especially Goebel who had no touchdowns with six interceptions. And the running game was dreadful, with 3.1 yards per carry as a team. Still, the Eagles were fifth in the league in points allowed, and first in yards allowed by nearly 400 yards – and the team that was second in yards allowed is also on that top-ten defenses list, the 1991 New Orleans Saints. The Eagles allowed 3.9 yards per play, where no other team allowed fewer than 4.5. As bad as their running game was, their run defense was even better, allowing 3.0 yards per carry. Three-fourths of the starting defensive line was All-Pro (Reggie White, Jerome Brown, and Clyde Simmons). Linebacker Seth Joyner and cornerback Eric Allen made the Pro Bowl as well. (en)
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- * Defensive Coordinator/Secondary – Bud Carson
* Defensive Line – Dale Haupt
* Linebackers – Jim Vechiarella
* Defensive Assistant – Peter Giunta (en)
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- Fred Barnett 11 yard pass from Jim McMahon (en)
- Keith Byars 6 yard pass from Jim McMahon (en)
- Robert Drummond 1 yard run (en)
- Roger Ruzek 42 yard field goal (en)
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- * Owner – Norman Braman
* President/Chief Operating Officer – Harry Gamble
* Director of Player Personnel – Joe Woolley (en)
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- * Head Coach – Rich Kotite (en)
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- * Quarterbacks – Zeke Bratkowski
* Running Backs – Dick Wood
* Receivers – Lew Carpenter
* Offensive Line – Dan Neal
* Offensive Line – Bill Walsh (en)
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- Pat Haggerty (en)
- Tom Dooley (en)
- Gerald Austin (en)
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- PHI 10–0 (en)
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- Second quarter
*Eagles – Roger Ruzek 37-yard field goal – Eagles 3–0
*Eagles – Keith Byars 32-yard pass from Jim McMahon – Eagles 10–0
*Eagles – Roger Ruzek 40-yard field goal – Eagles 13–0
Third quarter
*Packers – Chris Jacke 21-yard field goal – Eagles 13–3
Fourth quarter
*Eagles – Fred Barnett 75-yard pass from Jim McMahon – Eagles 20–3 (en)
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- * Special Teams – Dave Atkins
* Special Teams Assistant – Peter Giunta (en)
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*Jim McMahon (en)
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*Jim McMahon (en)
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- * Strength and Conditioning – Jim Williams (en)
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- Philadelphia Eagles at Houston Oilers (en)
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- The 1991 Philadelphia Eagles season was the franchise's 59th season in the National Football League. Despite having a 10–6 record and finishing with the top-ranked defense in the NFL, the Eagles failed to make the playoffs. During Week 1, quarterback Randall Cunningham was lost for the season with a knee injury. Statistics site Football Outsiders ranks the 1991 Eagles as the greatest defensive team in their ranking's history. Says Football Outsiders: (en)
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- 1991 Philadelphia Eagles season (en)
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